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Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
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Please, what's the difference between these two ( a gold cage / a golden cage ) and when to use each of them?
  

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Anonymous a gold cage This is unusual, but it could potentially mean a cage in which gold is kept or a cage that is made of gold. "

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  • Anonymous a gold cage This is unusual, but it could potentially mean a cage in which gold is kept or a cage that is made of gold.
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Anonymousa gold cage
This is unusual, but it could potentially mean a cage in which gold is kept or a cage that is made of gold.
Anonymousa golden cage
This refers to:
- a cage that is golden in colour, or
- a cage that is made of gold, or
- a cage that is so special/great that the author describes it as "golden.
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